Advertise with The Yoruba Times
Reach an engaged audience that cares about Yoruba affairs, Nigeria, and the diaspora โ with clear sponsorship labelling and mission-aligned partners only.
The Yoruba Times is an independent media house. We work with brands, institutions, and organisations that share our commitment to truthful reporting and community impact. Paid placements are always labelled as Sponsored or Partner content.
Audience
Readers
Yoruba communities in Nigeria and the diaspora, civic-minded professionals, policymakers, and people following culture, business, and politics.
Channels
Website display, newsletter sponsorship (when ESP is live), sponsored articles, and social amplification via our parent organisation channels.
Values
No ads that undermine editorial independence, promote hate, or mislead readers. We reserve the right to decline any campaign.
Formats
Header leaderboard, in-article units, footer strip, house-style image ads, and sponsored story packages with clear labelling.
Available placements
- Header / below-ticker โ high-visibility strip on homepage and inner pages
- In-article โ mid-story unit after early paragraphs
- Footer band โ above site footer on all pages
- Sponsored article โ partner story with โSponsoredโ badge (custom quote)
- Newsletter sponsor โ one sponsored block per send (when list is active)
Rate card
Rates depend on duration, creative format, and exclusivity. We price fairly for mission-aligned partners and nonprofits. Request a current rate card and audience summary by email โ we respond within a few business days.
Start a conversation
Tell us about your brand, campaign goal, preferred dates, and budget range. Use the contact form and put โAdvertising enquiryโ in the subject line.
What to include
- Organisation name and website
- Campaign objective (awareness, traffic, event, CSR)
- Preferred placement(s) and dates
- Creative status (ready assets or need design)
- Budget range (optional but speeds quotes)
Editorial content is never for sale. Advertising does not influence our newsroomโs independent reporting.